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Preliminary Testing:
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Errata Link:
https://errata.engineering.redhat.com/advisory/130707
Test Coverage:
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Release Note Type:
Enhancement
Release Note Text:

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.The `selinux-policy` git repository for Centos Stream 10 is now publicly accessible

CentOS Stream contributors now can participate in the development of the SELinux policy by contributing to the `c10s` branch of the `fedora-selinux/selinux-policy` git repository. These contributions can then be used to improve the SELinux policy of RHEL 10.

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.The `selinux-policy` git repository for Centos Stream 10 is now publicly accessible CentOS Stream contributors now can participate in the development of the SELinux policy by contributing to the `c10s` branch of the `fedora-selinux/selinux-policy` git repository. These contributions can then be used to improve the SELinux policy of RHEL 10.
Release Note Status:
Done

As a CentOS Stream contributor, I want to be able to contribute fixes to selinux-policy, so that software fixes and updates I contribute to CentOS Stream will work seamlessly.
- As an example, the CentOS Hyperscale SIG qualifies and releases updated versions of systemd to the community as a backport from Fedora, which often requires updating the selinux-policy rules so that they contain updated rules from Fedora as well. This is currently very difficult to do because the CentOS Stream branches of selinux-policy sources are not available for external contribution.

selinux-policy has a source Git repository with a branch for CentOS Stream development and contribution. This may either be a branch on fedora-selinux/selinux-policy or a repository elsewhere with rhel-X/cXs branches.

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RHEL-22960 As a contributor, I want to be able to contribute fixes to selinux-policy